The Women's World Cup has been a showcase for spin, with India's Deepti Sharma, Shree Charani, and other frontline spinners consistently asserting dominance. Charani, making her World Cup debut, has impressed admirably, but questions lingered in many minds: why was Radha Yadav, one of India's most promising left-arm spinners, left on the sidelines?
For the first six matches of the tournament, Radha watched from the bench as India cruised toward the semi-finals. Her chance finally arrived on Sunday against Bangladesh – a fixture with little at stake in terms of qualification, but enormous personal significance.
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